| Simply insert the tines of the fork into the center of the meat and the temperature is instantly displayed. |
| The tines will penetrate deep enough in soft soil to get under the branched roots and pull out the small corn seedlings. |
| Five upward-facing tines Dr. Baker capture tissue and spread pressure over a broad area, facilitating sturdy fixation and reattachment. |
| Mary's fingers in the Prado Annunciation are all the same shape and all like the tines of a fork. |
| Often traveling sets were made so that the knife blade, spoon bowl, and fork tines screwed into their handles. |
| Sharp tines or prongs, operated by a foot pedal or hand crank, grip the weed and yank it out of the ground with a pulling or twisting motion. |
